Chicago wind chill factor: How the wind chill is calculated, and why it feels so cold ...Middle East

Despite a high temperature of 39 degrees Wednesday, the Chicago area Thursday started out frigid, with temperatures in the low teens in most parts — and wind chills made the air feel even colder. But how exactly is “wind chill” defined, and how cold does it feel? As of 5:30 a.m. Thursday, readings in Chicago clocked in around 10 degrees, with wind chill readings between -5 and -15, NBC 5 Meteorologist Alicia Roman said. By 9:45 a.m. temperatures at Midway International Airport were at 16 degrees, with a wind speed of 28 miles-per-hour, and a wind chill of zero, the National Weather Service said. Such cold temperatures and low wind chills come after a wind advisory brough

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